Seahawks, Titans Adjust Rosters Ahead of 2025 NFL Season

The Seattle Seahawks are making significant changes this offseason, with a new offensive coordinator, starting quarterback, and key receiver alterations, suggesting a revamped offensive strategy for the upcoming season. General Manager John Schneider's decisions, including signing Sam Darnold and acquiring Cooper Kupp, have been seen as positive moves aimed at enhancing the team's competitiveness following a disappointing previous offseason. Meanwhile, the Tennessee Titans have signed former Seahawks defensive end Dre'Mont Jones to a one-year deal, hoping he can replace the production lost from released player Harold Landry III. However, Jones's past performance raises concerns about whether he can meet expectations, as he had lower sack and tackle numbers compared to Landry. As both teams navigate free agency, their ability to optimize these changes will be critical for their success in the coming season.